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  • The Search Engine VS Social Interaction -- Understanding Effective Information Gathering

    That is despite the fact you can't use a search engine without any degree of screentime. important for certification it's important to know that knowledge and merit do not have to depend upon degrees It's known as the degree fallacy.

  • Why I Chose Philosophy as My Purpose

    education, my auto-didacting ways aren't as exhausting or stressful, even though they can often be to some degree While degrees offer and reinforce prestige bias , they're often unnecessary for personal exploration. This has led me to devise the degree fallacy.

  • Rationalism Versus Empiricism -- How Reality Is Understood

    that there isn't a necessary correlation between wisdom and education, as I proved myself in a logical fallacy I devised, called "The Degree Fallacy". That is known as the anecdotal fallacy.

  • Wisdom To Consider in Finances

    Perhaps the severe problem of debt further supports the degree fallacy and the same result problem.

  • The Horror of the Dimensional Merge Theory -- The Product of a Deranged Mind (And Why Minds Matter In Idea-Creation)

    Again, I know this is technically an ad hominem fallacy , which says that concentrating on the person Perhaps this is why the ad-hominem fallacy came about in the first place; to allow certain voices, such I also  believe in the degree fallacy, but I digress.   In other words, its possible to become a credible source yourself with or without degrees and/ or trophies

  • Modern Technology, Materialism & Freedom: Using Our Assets

    It could even make one more educated, and thus justify the degree fallacy. As presented with the drug lord fallacy, you aren't necessarily transformed by technology.

  • How to Distinguish Intelligence From Wisdom

    This leads to a variant of the appeal to authority fallacy , known as the degree fallacy. You could say everyone is capable of stupidity just due to the fact of how many fallacies they fall victim

  • On the Pursuit of Power -- How Mastery Can Be a Means To an End

    As such, everything can hold a degree of power. Skill:  Expertise in any field grants power, one that can distort our perception, as presented in the degree fallacy and the authority fallacy. We always have some degree of energy, and energy is there to be released, not repressed.

  • On Reading and Writing Philosophy -- The Different Ways -- How I Became A Better Philosopher (And How You Can Too)

    It would've added to my recognition as a philosopher to have a degree or two in that field. However, as my solitary contemplations birthed the degree fallacy, I realized my path to the truth is

  • An Attempt to Define the Self -- The Flashlight Theory

    The combined effort of our cognition is what enables a certain degree of understanding , which itself article by Rupak Shah You therefore cannot say that reading isn't a passive activity entirely if some degree construct the "ego," that fleeting sense of self, which can easily be reduced using both logic and logical fallacies such as the Victory Fallacy.

  • The Art of Writing a Philosophy Article -- How To Master It

    By decluttering your mind from distractions, unconscious fallacies and biases, you can hone your ability There are cases where the appeal to emotion fallacy does not apply, because it is possible to trigger Study logical fallacies , study biases. That is known as the anecdotal fallacy . I also contributed the discovery of several logical fallacies.

  • The Reception Dilemma (And How to Solve It)

    The Ad Hominem Fallacy Imagine being judged not for your ideas, but for the lack of a degree in a field This fallacy, the ad hominem attack, shifts the focus from the content to the creator, belittling your The Ad Populum Fallacy A chorus of applause can be tempting to mistake for absolute truth. The ad populum fallacy, however, thrives on the seductive power of majority opinion. Your sensitivity, however rooted in your being, may require a degree of suppression.

  • How to Become a Philosopher -- Philosophy as Art and Science

    All you need to be a philosopher is a rational human being who is aware of logical fallacies , is an You need to come up with ideas, mention problems in existing systems, point out logical fallacies, and If there's something I recommend for you to study as a philosopher, it's at least some fallacies in logic the main force of philosophy, you must strive to become the most logical person you can be and detect fallacies I myself took a course online on logical fallacies.

  • 7 Notes About Philosophy -- How To Understand Philosophy With Greater Clarity

    The critique of academic philosophy is bold and thought-provoking, challenging the notion that a degree why I made a list of a few things that should be considered when it comes to philosophy: An Academic Fallacy You don’t have to have a degree in philosophy to be a philosopher. That's while getting a degree requires you to only study existing material. It makes such a degree not only not exactly necessary, but also fairly impractical for research I can

  • The Races of Life -- The Philosophy of Staying Ahead

    In order to stay as much as possible on the top on these various degrees of life’s meritocracy, you have Will care more for your thoughts (despite the ad-hominem fallacy ). As an autist with no degrees , it's what I did, am doing, and will continue doing!

  • How To Understand the Self Beyond the External World

    This fallacy may lead to a very drastic, and even underestimating conclusion: that the concept of individualism give a few possible examples for potentially autonomous traits, which, of course, exist in various degrees Bodily functions: All organisms share some common functions in general, to a certain degree for each we're dead), physical capabilities which can exist without external demonstration – all to a certain degree not discussing specific bodily functions, but those we have in common on one side, but to a certain degree

  • Why Good Philosophers Are Not People Pleasers

    criticism to improve upon our own work; refine the present material, and inform us of our mistakes and fallacies The problem with philosophy as a profession is that one will inevitably have to cause a certain degree Do not "give power" to the severely irrational, who have no clue about their own logical fallacies. And as we know, stereotypical thinking is very fallacious, when it comes to the understanding of the Although impressive, these statistics are nothing but an indication of the "Ad Populum" fallacy -- the

  • The Dumb Donkey's Fable -- For the Tougher -- How To Understand and Navigate Stupidity and Ignorance

    However, to deem an individual animal as either smart or stupid is a product of The Whole Person Fallacy Or the Whole Donkey Fallacy? They see situations in degrees that don't really exist beyond their perception, whether these degrees

  • How to Properly Understand a Philosophical Text

    By minimizing these fallacies, the text reduces potential misunderstandings. To enhance your understanding of philosophical texts, including my own, mastering logical fallacies is I may sometimes even devise my own fallacies, such as the Victory Fallacy or the Bored Man's fallacy From this we can infer that there might be even more fallacies to be devised. And don't fall victim to the ad-populum fallacy .

  • The Day Philosophy Would End (And Why It's Unlikely)

    Therefore, falsehoods or fallacies should not be seen as terrible things when philosophizing; Things Any content focusing on the anecdotal fallacy, serving as the weakest type of evidence (which I intend deception of information by unquestioned ulterior motives , along with a lack of understanding of logical fallacies In other words, will we always be ignorant to some degree, no matter how much knowledge and insight we If we will always remain ignorant to some degree, then philosophy itself would be quite Sisyphean.

  • How Life Is a Task (Short Monologue)

    Either way, I see little reason to expect any degree of affection from anyone, instead resorting to be In the eternity fallacy. And the only thing I really seek doing is philosophy.

  • The Rubinshteinic Moralist Guide to Hospitality

    See the Nirvana Fallacy , I wrote about. to survive, and when we need to rely on others for survival and prosperity, we must attribute some degree ignorant deeds of fools who justify their own actions with whataboutism , a very infantile logical fallacy

  • On The Path of Philosophership -- Recognition

    A degree is only relevant if you intend to work in academia. for studying the truth,  is the very activity that, even after years, can eventually get yourself a degree Does any of this require a degree? Only if you intend to be dominant in academia. your content to those who are too close-minded, and they might "sin" what I call " The Whole Person Fallacy

  • Defining Evil -- How Evil Interplays With Good

    order to carry out our tasks successfully we need to be consistent in what we do, and as such retain a degree If we lack some good in us, then have some degree of evil within us. The fallacy in many people's understanding arrives when "Being a good person" is associated with "doing

  • The Philosopher's Trap -- The Delusion of the Universal

    opinion isn't something that is based on the number of people who hold it as truth; that is a logical fallacy is also a universal truth because we could never perfectly tell the future , thus resulting in some degree World Differently Our truths, from religion to law, are ultimately subjective beliefs with varying degrees

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